130 SHOW PREVIEW


ERCO (stand 39) will demonstrate its Iku downlights, designed for use on track systems in a range of environments including museums, hotels, restaurants and shops. Iku has been designed to combine the high visual comfort of classic recessed luminaires with the flexibility of track spotlights, enabling lighting to be easily reconfigured if the furniture layout or the use of a room changes.


Te modular design of Iku makes the downlights even more adaptable. Te three available light distributions – wide flood (70°), extra wide flood (80°) and oval flood (20° x 60°) – are defined by interchangeable lenses, similar to ERCO spotlights, which can be easily changed. Te available light colours range from 2700K to 4000K, and versions with ‘tunable white’ technology offer an additional design dimension for variable light colours ranging from warm white to daylight white. erco.com


Among the lighting designs on display from Artemide (stand U14) is Eggboard Circle, a cylindrical form made up of a panel with a sinusoidal section. Te construction helps to reduce sound reverberation in the room. Available in two sizes, it combines direct emission with a diffused indirect emission that can be controlled separately with traditional control systems or with the Artemide app.


Also on show will be Helgoland, a light fixture with a hexagonal geometry inspired by the shape of a honeycomb. Its compact size, lightweight design and minimal materials combine with an energy efficiency of 150lm/W. Helgoland’s designer Carlotta de Bevilacqua, says: ‘Helgoland bears witness to how designing is not a style, but a thought process packed with expertise. It is not a formal idea but a sophisticated solution which, in the silence of the object which blends into the architecture, belongs to knowing how to shed light.’ artemide.com


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